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Field notes Vol. 68 documents Nathaniel Lord Britton, Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton, and Percy Wilson's botanical collecting in Cuba in 1903 on a New York Botanical Garden expedition, and other collections in Cuba by A.H. Curtiss, Norman Taylor, E. Cabada, and F.S. Earle. It is comprised of a list of specimen numbers 1-517 collected by the Brittons and Wilson in 1903 in Matanzas, Santa Clara, and Havana; another list of specimen numbers 213-764 collected by A.H. Curtiss in Isle of Pines in 1904; another list of specimen numbers 1-570 collected by Norman Taylor in Sevilla Estate near Santiago in 1906; another undated list of specimen numbers 1-10 collected by E. Cabada in Cienfuegos; and an undated list of specimen numbers 600-767 collected by F.S. Earle in Herradura. Entries typically include both genus and species, and locations for some. Individual entries are not dated. A pocket contains a copy of Curtiss' 1905 publication entitled List of series III. of Curtiss' West Indian plants : collected in the province of Havana, Cuba, in 1904-05, and five small fragments of notes and collection labels. This list was likely compiled in the NYBG Herbarium; the original field notes for Britton's 1903 specimen numbers 1-523 can be found in Field notes Vol. 157, and for Taylor's 1906 specimen numbers 1-570 in Field notes Vol. 158
Collectors' Field Notes, Archives, The New York Botanical Garden
Field notes Vol. 68 documents Nathaniel Lord Britton, Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton, and Percy Wilson's botanical collecting in Cuba in 1903 on a New York Botanical Garden expedition, and other collections in Cuba by A.H. Curtiss, Norman Taylor, E. Cabada, and F.S. Earle. It is comprised of a list of specimen numbers 1-517 collected by the Brittons and Wilson in 1903 in Matanzas, Santa Clara, and Havana; another list of specimen numbers 213-764 collected by A.H. Curtiss in Isle of Pines in 1904; another list of specimen numbers 1-570 collected by Norman Taylor in Sevilla Estate near Santiago in 1906; another undated list of specimen numbers 1-10 collected by E. Cabada in Cienfuegos; and an undated list of specimen numbers 600-767 collected by F.S. Earle in Herradura. Entries typically include both genus and species, and locations for some. Individual entries are not dated. A pocket contains a copy of Curtiss' 1905 publication entitled List of series III. of Curtiss' West Indian plants : collected in the province of Havana, Cuba, in 1904-05, and five small fragments of notes and collection labels. This list was likely compiled in the NYBG Herbarium; the original field notes for Britton's 1903 specimen numbers 1-523 can be found in Field notes Vol. 157, and for Taylor's 1906 specimen numbers 1-570 in Field notes Vol. 158
Collectors' Field Notes, Archives, The New York Botanical Garden
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